** Browns Training Camp 2019
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THAT was definitely worth watching & hearing!
Mike
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In OTAs today I watched this Browns D linemen on the left side go way up to block a Baker pass and almost came down with the interception. He laid on his back a second or two clearly upset he was not able to bring it in. When he got up and trotted off the field it was Myles Garrett. Later he verified they were often putting him on the left side and he felt comfortable there. He thought they might move him around in games too which I take it to mean more than they did last year when he occasionally played LT on a play or two.
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Good to see that the RV is back ? "Not on my dime,this time" says Baker ?.. Kitchens sounds like no newbie in this NFL coaching gig.. Halfway into a question..He gets where the question is heading & just smerks & let's the reporter ramble..It just cracks me up watching it! His response is so honest, he sometimes asked his media advisors "can i say that" ? Well ya done did? & don't change a thing..Freddie loves toying with Grossi & it's the perfect way to gain some media respect. Sounds like Freddies going to throw the Kitchen sink at finding the right starters at a few spots? Corbett got 1's today. Terrance Mitchell got 1's at CB over Greedy..Per Freddie, "Coaches will grade tape each camp day & see who what's to earn those spots". Perfect! willing to see some rotating 1's. Anybody remember Buster Skrine as a brown? Justin Gilbert? maybe not the talent of Greedy Williams? or maybe they are in the nfl? All I remember, is everywhere, every match-up, Skrine was targeted all over the field as a rookie. Pettine let Gilbert get toasted in a Bills inter-squad game. Badly toasted, for a coaching to player lesson.Greedy at some point will have to face the music of being targeted at every passing down as a rookie.They all do.Till Greedy see's & wins those snaps? Freddie's playing this perfect from day 1..
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Well, good. Of course the big concern is: injury.
As it seems that the Falcons already lost maybe 2 players for the season in their first two days of practice. Let's hope we stay lucky that way.
Well, good. Of course the big concern is: injury.
As it seems that the Falcons already lost maybe 2 players for the season in their first two days of practice. Let's hope we stay lucky that way.
I know. I almost cringe every time I see an NFL headline populate because I fear the worst. We got relatively lucky last year, hopefully that continues!
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Good little write up on the first day of camp.
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a bunch of our guys are on kind of pitch counts right now, just from the standpoint of we understand that that is the most immediate threat to injury, is these first five to eight days. Soft tissue injuries."
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...and so now it's < on Freddie > as to how much a 'soft tissue' guy (like Duke ?) will practice per day.
Whereas last year Hue wouldn't let it be on Freddie and the guy just wouldn't dress at all.
I like the idea of getting 'em out there every day and using the pitch count concept where you think it's required.
Pads tomorrow. Sleep tight OLinemen.
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a bunch of our guys are on kind of pitch counts right now, just from the standpoint of we understand that that is the most immediate threat to injury, is these first five to eight days. Soft tissue injuries."
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...and so now it's < on Freddie > as to how much a 'soft tissue' guy (like Duke ?) will practice per day.
Whereas last year Hue wouldn't let it be on Freddie and the guy just wouldn't dress at all.
I like the idea of getting 'em out there every day and using the pitch count concept where you think it's required.
Pads tomorrow. Sleep tight OLinemen.
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a bunch of our guys are on kind of pitch counts right now, just from the standpoint of we understand that that is the most immediate threat to injury, is these first five to eight days. Soft tissue injuries."
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...and so now it's < on Freddie > as to how much a 'soft tissue' guy (like Duke ?) will practice per day.
Whereas last year Hue wouldn't let it be on Freddie and the guy just wouldn't dress at all.
I like the idea of getting 'em out there every day and using the pitch count concept where you think it's required.
Pads tomorrow. Sleep tight OLinemen.
Sleep tight OLinemen.
And may your Dline nightmares begin!! LOL!?
It's just gonna make that Oline better, quicker & that's a great thing!
Mike
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a bunch of our guys are on kind of pitch counts right now, just from the standpoint of we understand that that is the most immediate threat to injury, is these first five to eight days. Soft tissue injuries."
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...and so now it's < on Freddie > as to how much a 'soft tissue' guy (like Duke ?) will practice per day.
Whereas last year Hue wouldn't let it be on Freddie and the guy just wouldn't dress at all.
I like the idea of getting 'em out there every day and using the pitch count concept where you think it's required.
Pads tomorrow. Sleep tight OLinemen.
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...and so now it's < on Freddie > as to how much a 'soft tissue' guy (like Duke ?) will practice per day.
Whereas last year Hue wouldn't let it be on Freddie and the guy just wouldn't dress at all.
I like the idea of getting 'em out there every day and using the pitch count concept where you think it's required.
Pads tomorrow. Sleep tight OLinemen.
I like the pitch count idea too. That was a talking point last year with the Hard Knocks tiff between Hue and Haley, and a rare moment l thought Hue was doing the right thing. Especially with the vet guys who have been there and done that, let them ease into the grind at an ideal pace. The Tretters and Richardsons on the team, they pretty much know what they need to do and how to get there.
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Day three: Corbet does something right.
https://www.clevelandbrowns.com/news/fresh-takes-observations-from-day-3-of-browns-training-camp
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3 RB's were out today..So we bring in the "dirty white boy" from Ohio U..walkon..finished with two 1000 yard seasons as a Bobcat..cut by Saints https://www.clevelandbrowns.com/news/browns-sign-rb-a-j-ouellette tough kid up the road
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Day three: Corbet does something right.
https://www.clevelandbrowns.com/news/fresh-takes-observations-from-day-3-of-browns-training-camp
Day three: Corbet does something right.
https://www.clevelandbrowns.com/news/fresh-takes-observations-from-day-3-of-browns-training-camp
Looks like they echoed some of my thoughts - especially about the offense at the end of the day.
I disagree about Corbett and truly believe Kush or even Kalis will be the opening day starters.
The oline wasn't as badass as they would have you believe today.
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Day three: Corbet does something right.
https://www.clevelandbrowns.com/news/fresh-takes-observations-from-day-3-of-browns-training-camp
Looks like they echoed some of my thoughts - especially about the offense at the end of the day.
I disagree about Corbett and truly believe Kush or even Kalis will be the opening day starters.
The oline wasn't as badass as they would have you believe today.
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Does that mean they weren't too good? Or weren't too bad?

It's one of those things I'm racking around in my mind. Going from watching the 1 on 1's to watching the full 11's.
I'm willing to concede that perhaps this oline will give results greater than the sum of it's parts. That doesn't mean it's going to pause my concerns as eventually you're going to face a player and coach who will test your individual ability up front. If things look at least O.K. to start then that sure is nice. But you have the best defensive player in football coming to town week 3. And it just so happens that his ass will be parked over top of whoever locks down the RG spot most of the game. So the individual weaknesses are something we'll have a much better understanding of rather early in the season.
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Does that mean they weren't too good? Or weren't too bad?

It's one of those things I'm racking around in my mind. Going from watching the 1 on 1's to watching the full 11's.
I'm willing to concede that perhaps this oline will give results greater than the sum of it's parts. That doesn't mean it's going to pause my concerns as eventually you're going to face a player and coach who will test your individual ability up front. If things look at least O.K. to start then that sure is nice. But you have the best defensive player in football coming to town week 3. And it just so happens that his ass will be parked over top of whoever locks down the RG spot most of the game. So the individual weaknesses are something we'll have a much better understanding of rather early in the season.
It's one of those things I'm racking around in my mind.
The article states that the running game was pretty much stuffed. Does that mean that our defense is really good or is our OL not good. We'll probably gauge that better when we get to practicing against the Colts. (It IS the Colts that we practice against, right?)
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